The Most and Least Played Song Live Off Every AC/ DC 2025 New Album 

AC/DC, the legendary Australian rock band, is set to embark on their first North American stadium tour since 2016. Dubbed the ‘Power Up Tour,’ this 13-show run will support their 2020 album of the same name. The tour kicks off on April 10 in Minnesota and concludes in Ohio on May 28, with The Pretty Reckless providing special guest support at all dates.

Reflecting on their recent performances, particularly during the 2024 European leg of the Power Up Tour, certain tracks have emerged as fan favorites, while others have seen less frequent live appearances.

Most Played Songs Live:

1. “If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It)”: This track consistently opened their shows, setting an electrifying tone for the concerts.
2. “Back in Black”: A staple in their setlist, this anthem from their 1980 album of the same name was performed at nearly every concert.
3. “Thunderstruck”: Known for its iconic intro, “Thunderstruck” was a crowd favorite, making regular appearances in their performances.
4. “Highway to Hell”: This classic track was a mainstay in their setlists, resonating with fans old and new.
5. “You Shook Me All Night Long”: This hit from their 1980 album “Back in Black” was a crowd favorite, consistently featured in their concerts.

Least Played Songs Live:

1. “Givin the Dog a Bone”: Despite its popularity on the album, this track had limited live performances, making it a rare treat for fans.
2. “Dog Eat Dog”: Another gem from their discography, “Dog Eat Dog” saw infrequent live renditions, highlighting its exclusivity in concerts.
3. “Stiff Upper Lip”: While the studio version received acclaim, live performances of this song were sporadic, making it less common in their setlists.
4. “Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be”: This track had limited live appearances, adding an element of surprise when it was included in setlists.
5. “Riff Raff”: Although a fan favorite, “Riff Raff” was performed less frequently, making its live renditions special for attendees.

As AC/DC gears up for their 2025 tour, fans can anticipate a mix of these beloved tracks, with the band likely tailoring their setlists to include both fan favorites and rare gems, ensuring each concert offers a unique experience.